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Debt

Money borrowed in exchange for interest.

Secured Debt

Borrowed money that is backed by one or more assets as collateral

Unsecured Debt

Borrowed money that is not backed with collateral.

Principal

The original amount of money that was borrowed.

Bond

A debt instrument that allows an investor to loan money for a defines period of time in exchange for regular interest payments. Repayment is made as a lump sum at the end of the period.

Corporate Bond

A bond issued by a corporation.

Zero-Coupon Bond

A bond that is issued at a deep discount to its face value and pays no interest.

Convertible bond

A bond that the issuer can pay off prior to its maturity, ending the interest payments.

Government Bonds

Bonds issued by governments. Called munis when issued by municipal givernments and treasuries when issued by the US gov't.

Bills

Gov't bonds that mature in less than a year.

Notes

Gov't bonds that mature in one to ten years.

Bonds

Gov't bonds that mature in more than 10 years.

Par Value (Face Value)

The amount of money loaned to the bond issuer.

Coupon

The bond's interest rate.

Maturity Date

The date at which the par value is repaid to the bondholder.

Yield to Maturity (TYM)

The total return anticipated on a bond if the bond is held until maturity. YTM accounts for par value, market value (purchase price), coupon, current yield, and time to maturity.

Current Yield

The interest, expressed as a percentage of current market value, an investor will receive for purchasing a bond and holding it for one year.




Equals annual interest received divided by market value.

Annual Interest Received

Par Value times the Coupon

Credit Risk

The risk that the bond issuer fails to make interest payments of rails to repay the bond to maturity.

Interest Grade

Bonds with the lowest credit risk, rated between Aaa/AAA and Baa/BBB

Junk Bonds

Bonds with the highest credit risk, rated below Baa/BBB.